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Where is your Voice?" Mishi Khan questions Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

Where is your Voice?" Mishi Khan questions Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan

  • Khan questioned Aslam's absence, citing over 33 civilian deaths due to Indian aggression.
  • She sarcastically pointed out Khan's silence, suggesting he might be drinking his "Dum Wala Pani."
  • Khan criticized them for not speaking up, highlighting the jingoistic remarks of Indian celebrities on social media.
Mishi Khan, an actress, host, and activist, continues to speak her mind without hesitation. Since India launched attacks on Pakistan, she has actively voiced its concerns. Once again, she has called out fellow artists Atif Aslam and Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan for staying silent during the ongoing conflict.

Atif Aslam and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan have earned global fame and contributed significantly to Bollywood by singing some of its most iconic songs. Despite their massive influence, both stars have remained silent about the ongoing war between India and Pakistan. The public has taken notice of their silence, questioning their lack of response during this critical time.

Mishi Khan directly called out both artists for staying silent. She questioned Atif Aslam’s absence while more than 33 civilians have lost their lives to Indian aggression. She also pointed out Rahat Fateh Ali Khan’s silence, sarcastically suggesting he might be busy drinking his “Dum Wala Pani.” Mishi criticized them for not speaking up, especially when Indian celebrities continue to flood social media with constant jingoistic remarks.

This is how Mishi Khan called them out:

 

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